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Consolidation Or Fragmentation? Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative Consolidation or Fragmentation? The Size of Local Governments in Central and Eastern Europe Edited by PAWEL SWIANIEWICZ CONSOLIDATION OR FRAGMENTATION? L OCAL GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC SERVICE REFORM INITIATIVE O PEN SOCIETY INSTITUTE Address Nádor utca 11. H-1051 Budapest, Hungary Mailing address P.O. Box 519 H-1357 Budapest, Hungary Telephone (36-1) 327-3104 Fax (36-1) 327-3105 E-mail [email protected] Website http://lgi.osi.hu First published in 2002 by Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative, Open Society Institute Budapest © OSI/LGI, 2002 ISBN: 963 9419 45 1 OPEN SOCIETY INSTITUTE The publication of these country reports has been funded by the British Department for International Development and the Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative of the Open Society Institute in Budapest within the framework of the Local Government Policy Partnership Programme. The judgements expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the views of the above two sponsors. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilized in any form or by any electronic, mechanical or other means, now known or hereafter invented, including photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publishers. Copies of the book can be ordered by e-mail or post from LGI. Printed in Budapest, Hungary, December 2002. Design & Layout by Createch Ltd. ii DFID–LGI LOCAL GOVERNMENT POLICY PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM Contents Foreword................................................................ xv List of Contributors ............................................xvii 1. Size of Local Governments: International Context and Theoretical Framework .............. 1 Pawel Swianiewicz 2. Size of Local Governments, Local Democracy and Local Service Delivery in Hungary ........ 31 Éva Fekete, Mihály Lados, Edit Pfeil, Zsolt Szoboszlai 3. Separate Existences Above All Else —Local Self-Governments and Service Delivery in Slovakia ........................ 101 Jaroslav Kling, V. Niznansky,šš Jaroslav Pilat 4. Does Larger Mean More Effective? Size and the functioning of Local Governments in Bulgaria .............. 167 Stefan Ivanov, Guinka Tchavdarova, Emil Savov, Hristo Stanev 5. Economies and Diseconomies of Scale in Polish Local Governments...................... 219 Pawel Swianiewicz, Mikolaj Herbst 6. Is There a Third Road Between Small yet Ineffective and Big yet Less Democratic? Comparative Conclusions and Lessons Learned ................................... 293 Pawel Swianiewicz Index .................................................................. 327 iii CONSOLIDATION OR FRAGMENTATION? iv DFID–LGI LOCAL GOVERNMENT POLICY PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM List of Tables and Figures TABLES CHAPTER 1 Table 1.1: Average Size of (Municipal) Local Governments in Selected European Countries ........................................... 7 Table 1.2: Opinions on Various Arguments for Merging Municipalities in the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia .................................................................. 23 CHAPTER 2 Table 2.1: Changing Size of Settlements Between 1990–2000......... 36 Table 2.2: Distribution of Capital Expenditure ................................. 42 Table 2.3: The Hungarian NUTS System........................................... 42 Table 2.4: Spatial Units (2000)........................................................... 44 Table 2.5: The Number of Joint Local Governmental Offices and Their Members Between 1991–2000........................ 46 Table 2.6: Regional Differences in Density of Joint Local Governmental Offices (2000) and Common Councils (1987) .......................................... 47 Table 2.7: LGs’ Responsibilities in Hungary ...................................... 49 Table 2.8: Costs of Administration...................................................... 53 Table 2.9: Unit Costs of Pre-Schools (Kindergartens), 2000 ............. 54 Table 2.10: Unit Costs of Primary Schools, 2000 ................................ 55 Table 2.11: The Shape of Unit Costs by LG Size Category ................. 56 Table 2.12: Rate of Participation in Local Elections by LGs’ Size ....... 58 Table 2.13: Appearance of Non-Profit Organizations According to LG Size .......................................................... 59 v CONSOLIDATION OR FRAGMENTATION? Table 2.14: Evaluation of the Role of the Local Mayor and the Representative Body in the Life of a Community ............. 61 Table 2.15: Level of Basic Infrastructure, 1990 and 2000 ................... 63 Table 2.16: The Relationship Between Communities, Local Councils and Local Governments ............................. 68 Table 2.17: The Changing Numbers of Joint LG Offices and Common Councils As Well As Their Member Communities in Baranya County Between 1989–2000 .......................................................... 73 Table 2.18: The Situation of Associations in Hungary as of 31 December 1999 .................................................... 74 Table 2.19: Sector Patterns for Small Regional Projects and Their Tendencies ................................................................. 80 Table 2.20: Support for LGs in Handling Financial Problems Caused Through No Fault of Their Own ......................... 83 Table 2.21: Suggestion for Differentiated Delegation of Competencies (According to the Opinion of Chief Executives in County Capitals) ............................ 90 CHAPTER 3 Table 3.1: Structure of Local Public Administration in 2000 ........ 107 Table 3.2: Development of the Size Structure of Municipalities in Slovakia ........................................... 114 Table 3.3: Types of Territorial Changes After 1990 ......................... 119 Table 3.4: Public Budgets and GDP ................................................ 122 Table 3.5: The Local Self-Governments’ Share of State Budget Expenditures .......................................... 122 Table 3.6: Development of Local Budget Revenues in 1991–2000 ................................................................. 123 Table 3.7: Major Sources of Revenue in Municipalities in 2000 ... 124 Table 3.8: Real Estate Tax Revenues Per Capita .............................. 125 vi DFID–LGI LOCAL GOVERNMENT POLICY PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES Table 3.9: Transfers Per Capita in 2000........................................... 127 Table 3.10: Credit Burdens of Municipalities ................................... 128 Table 3.11: Received Credits Per Capita ............................................ 128 Table 3.12: Structure of Local Budget Expenditures in 2000 .......... 130 Table 3.13: Personnel Expenditures of Local Self-Governments Per Capita......................................................................... 130 Table 3.14: Debt Related Expenditures for Local Budgets ............... 132 Table 3.15: Debt Related Expenditures Per Capita in 2000 ............ 132 Table 3.16: Expenditures for Services Delivered in 2000.................. 133 Table 3.17: The Forms Citizens Use to Make Local Self-Government Solve Local Problems .......................... 153 Table 3.18: Poles of Power/Influence in Municipalities in the Slovak Republic..................................................... 155 CHAPTER 4 Table 4.1: Share of Central and Local Government Expenditures in the Consolidated State Budget (CSB) and GDP ....... 173 Table 4.2: Dynamics of the Administrative Reforms....................... 176 Table 4.3: Characteristic Features of the Regions in Bulgaria ......... 178 Table 4.4: Distribution of Municipalities in Bulgaria Based on Population in 2001 ......................................... 179 Table 4.5: Distribution of Municipalities by Groups Based on Population ........................................................ 182 Table 4.6: Main Demographic Characteristics of Municipalities ... 183 Table 4.7: Territory and Settlement Structure ................................. 183 Table 4.8: Level of Socio-Economic Development of the Municipality Groups for 2000 ............................. 184 Table 4.9: Main Socio-Economic Indicators by Municipality Groups in 2000 ................................... 185 vii CONSOLIDATION OR FRAGMENTATION? Table 4.10: Number of Local Services Provided Based on the Size of Municipalities ................................ 188 Table 4.11: Share of Intergovernmental Transfers within the Local Budget Revenues ................................. 189 Table 4.12: Structure of Local Revenues ............................................ 190 Table 4.13: Structure of Municipal Revenues in Municipality Groups for 2000 ................................... 191 Table 4.14: Municipal Expenditures for Major Health Services ....... 196 Table 4.15: Major Indicators for the Mother Municipalities and the Settlements, Which Have Separated from Them and Formed New Municipalities ......................... 200 Table 4.16: Expenditures for Municipal Administration .................. 201 Table 4.17: Revenues from Municipal Property in 2000.................. 203 Table 4.18: Local Budgetary Capital Expenditures and Target Subsidies for Capital Investment .................. 204 CHAPTER 5 Table 5.1: Allocation of Functions Among Tiers of Local and Regional Self-Government in Poland ........ 225 Table 5.2: Changes in the Number of Municipalities 1990–2000......................................... 228 Table 5.3: Area and Population of Regions, Counties and Municipalities (2000) .............................................
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